You feel a tooth wiggle—your grin will soon have a gap! Most mammals, animals that nurse their young, grow two sets of teeth in their lives, one temporary and one permanent. This

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Baby Teeth
Many animals have baby teeth just like you! But do they have the same amount?
By Beth Carney
From the September 2023 Issue

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TITLE: Tells what the graph is about

BAR: The total amount in a category

Y-AXIS LABEL: Tells what is being counted

SCALE: Set of numbers showing the data counted, starting at zero

X-AXIS LABEL: Describes the categories of data

Predict It! How many teeth will these youngsters have when they grow up?
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Dive Into the Data


Baby Teeth vs. Adult Teeth
Analyze Data: Compare a graph of animals' adult teeth to the graph in the article.


Baby Teeth vs. Adult Teeth

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